Rupert Pugh, manager of the Heights of Abraham, on the hillside above Matlock Bath, accessible by cable car, shared the view at a Derbyshire Dales District Council meeting last night (May 30).

A young oak tree was hauled 554ft from Matlock Bath up to The Heights of Abraham hanging underneath one of the site’s famous cable cars. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Star ...

A Derbyshire Dales District Council meeting on November 24 heard that there is a verbal agreement between Cllr Garry Purdy and The Heights of Abraham in Matlock Bath. This agreement, which was ...

Visitors taking a guided tour through the Masson Cavern at Heights of Abraham, Matlock Bath will encounter the Seism!c show. This aural and visual spectacular relays through new technology and ...

the Heights of Abraham have been gradually improved and developed over the past 50 years. It's hard to believe that the Pugh family acquired the 30 acres of hillside above Matlock Bath back in 1974.

Yet Matlock Bath’s quirks extend further than faux seaside attractions. At the end of the main street is the entrance to the Heights Of Abraham, a 60-acre hilltop park, reachable by mainland ...

The first passengers of the year have been carried up to Matlock Bath's Heights of Abraham via cable car. The Derbyshire attraction, among many other tourist businesses, has reopened as ...

The Heights of Abraham in the Derbyshire Dales ... with incredible views of the town of Matlock Bath below you and rolling countryside stretching as far as the eye can see.

Joanna Brown is descended from Benjamin Bryan, who owned the Heights of Abraham back when ... David Oxley Ms Brown travelled from Devon to Matlock Bath in order to re-start the cable cars for ...

Mark Steel visits Derbyshire’s towns Matlock and Matlock Bath ... He also takes a trip up the cable cars to The Heights of Abraham and he talks to a man who is the only human ever to enter ...

Parents have criticised family attraction The Heights of Abraham over claims it operates its cable cars unsafely. The attraction, based in Matlock over the Derbyshire border, has received ...

Ever-evolving aesthetic sensibilities and the need to cater to ever-growing hordes of tourists have seen many a British coastal resort change beyond recognition. Nowadays, with the staycation era ...